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The Hindu temple from the 12th century is magnificent as the palace lurking behind forests in Cambodia is not only a place to welcome visitors but also a warm host of a…
Multiplying the World Cup right in my hometown, the Russians take out the white cat in the hope of 'mascot' that will be the great successor to the octopus Paul.
The ice tunnel built in the Arctic since the Soviet Union was melting due to climate change, according to the Daily Mail.
Many thermometers in Russia crumbled because of prolonged cold weather.
Saint Gregory Church, Umayyad ancient palace, Mirador Basin architectural cluster, ... are all recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage.
An unprecedented large earthquake in Haiti for 200 years rocked the entire nation yesterday, causing many buildings to collapse including the presidential palace.
Many of the historical photos below mark historical events or unforgettable moments that took place in many countries around the world in the past decades.
The Poetic Palace built by the French in 1860 is an ancient architecture, currently located at 59-61, Ly Tu Trong Street, District 1.
The natural beauty and ancient ruins in Korea are extremely impressive. The following is the scenery of many places in this country, not only in Seoul.
Tokyo Imperial Palace - home of the Emperor and his family - is famous for its beautiful gardens and ancient architecture, bold Japanese ...
The games in the ancient court of the Nguyen Dynasty are highly entertaining and promote learning.
The 1890 series of photos shows the peaceful and ancient beauty of the pagoda when there is no tourism boom, which will be auctioned on January 25.
1,500-year-old Tran Quoc Pagoda in Hanoi is on the list of the 16 most beautiful temples in the world voted by the Daily Mail newspaper (Anh).
The lively series about Saigon in 1965 was made by Thomas Matthews, a former employee of the US Central Intelligence Agency during the Vietnam War.